Who Draws the Circle
Inclusion can look a lot of different ways. So can exclusion. Who decides who belongs? With rising fear, violence, terrorism, and authoritarianism, how do we harness love and belonging to … Continue reading Who Draws the Circle
Speaker: Rev. Wendy Bartel
Bridging the Past, Present, and Future
June is often a time of many transitions-graduations, end of fiscal years, weddings, and more. There have been so many changes, some chosen, some thrust upon us, and some, who … Continue reading Bridging the Past, Present, and Future
Flower Ceremony Centennial
The first Flower Ceremony was held in Prague, in June 1923, led by Rev. Norbert Čapek. For decades, this beloved tradition and its powerful history have provided meaning to hundreds … Continue reading Flower Ceremony Centennial
A Measure of Courage
In Atlas of the Heart, Brené Brown notes that “vulnerability is the emotion that we experience during times of uncertainty, risk, and emotional exposure.” On this Mother’s Day, we’ll explore … Continue reading A Measure of Courage
They Tried to Seal Off Morning
On this Easter Sunday we gather in multi-generational community, to explore an ancient story that exclaims that evil and oppression will not have the final word. Life will rise again … Continue reading They Tried to Seal Off Morning
Sources of Inspiration
This living tradition of Unitarian Universalism draws from a wide variety of sources including various religions. Within a month, some will celebrate Spring, Ramadan, Passover, Palm Sunday, Easter, and/or other … Continue reading Sources of Inspiration
The Longest Night
The winter solstice is a significant time of year, honored in many cultures and marked by festivals and rituals. It signifies the symbolic death and rebirth of the Sun in … Continue reading The Longest Night
The Gifts of Feelings
The winter holiday season often brings with it lots of expectations: of joy, of presents, of holiday cheer. And there are times we don’t feel that way. Let’s find ways … Continue reading The Gifts of Feelings
We Give Thanks: Bread Communion
Community and gratitude can help us build resilience. Through a story called The Queen’s Loaves, we’ll celebrate generosity and humility. Wonderful music will buoy our spirits, and we’ll share in … Continue reading We Give Thanks: Bread Communion
Things That Make You Go Hmmm
Join us for this multi-generational service exploring curiosity, judgment, pleasure, and resilience on the cusp of election day and stay for the Board’s Open Questions event. To watch a recording … Continue reading Things That Make You Go Hmmm